I have just been puzzling over the 'pink highlight'
problem on several raws I recently shot (not HDR), all of which
have blown highlights caused by a camera operator silly error :) I recently created a custom style
for my camera and I thought that was something to do with the
problem, so I'm glad it's a known characteristic for which a
solution is available - don't over-expose!
I also noticed that Highlight Reconstruction was switched on on
these raws and I hadn't done it as I like to start from a blank
canvas, so switched it off. Reading the trail of replies however,
it seems the only way to fix/reduce the pink problem is to use Highlight Reconstruction - so
I'm now wondering if DT automatically switches Highlight Reconstruction on if it
detects blown highlights; does
anyone know?
Thanks
On 14/02/2019 06:41, David Vincent-Jones wrote:
A 'pink/magenta' cast is normally an
indicator of overexposure (on a single raw file) ... the red
and blue pixels have been flooded on the sensor. Is it
possible that one of your HDR exposures is simply putting
data out-of-normal range?
On 2019-02-13 10:23 p.m., Bruce
Williams wrote:
Yes, this is the correct way to use the
mailing list! 😀
Sorry if I'm unable to answer your question
though.
Cheers,
Bruce Williams.
Hi,
This is my first time using a mailing list so
please bear with me if this is not the correct
way to ask a question. I sent this two weeks
ago, but have not received any replies.
Pretty much all of the conditions are the
same for me; CR2 raw files, pink tint, heavy
mazing.
Thank you,
-mk
Hi,
This is my first time using a mailing list
so please bear with me if this is not the
correct way to ask a question.
Pretty much all of the conditions are the
same for me; CR2 raw files, pink tint, heavy
mazing.
Thank you,
-mk
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On 14/02/2019 06:41, David
Vincent-Jones wrote:
A 'pink/magenta' cast is normally an indicator
of overexposure (on a single raw file) ... the red and blue
pixels have been flooded on the sensor. Is it possible that
one of your HDR exposures is simply putting data out-of-normal
range?
On 2019-02-13 10:23 p.m., Bruce
Williams wrote:
Yes, this is the correct way to use the mailing
list! 😀
Sorry if I'm unable to answer your question
though.
Cheers,
Bruce Williams.
Hi,
This is my first time using a mailing list so
please bear with me if this is not the correct way
to ask a question. I sent this two weeks ago, but
have not received any replies.
Pretty much all of the conditions are the same
for me; CR2 raw files, pink tint, heavy mazing.
Thank you,
-mk
Hi,
This is my first time using a mailing list so
please bear with me if this is not the correct
way to ask a question.
Pretty much all of the conditions are the
same for me; CR2 raw files, pink tint, heavy
mazing.
Thank you,
-mk
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